The Marywood Retreat and Conference Center is a premier Fruit Cove destination for those seeking a serene setting for weddings, conferences, retreats and other special events. Nestled on the banks of the St. Johns River, this center offers a tranquil and secluded atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Owned by the Catholic Diocese of St.

Chop Shop Artisan Butcher, a local butcher shop and goods market, serves locals and visitors from their store in the Bartram and C.R. 210 region of St. Augustine. They specialize in cuts not easily found in supermarkets, such as crown roast, hanger steak, pork belly, and whole duck. Chop Shop strives to create an interactive environment where butchers advise customers on various cuts they should get, what flavor they're looking for, and what texture is in each meat.

Old City Carriages offers carriage rides to downtown visitors. The beautifully crafted carriages rides through St. Augustine's brick lined streets and takes guests past historic attractions such as the Castillo de San Marcos and Lightner Museum. The carriages feature padded cushion seats and accommodates up to five guests. During Nights of Lights, the carriages are decorated with lighting and seasonal decor to match.

This open-concept studio on St. Augustine Beach offers guests various ways to exercise their creativity. From pottery lessons to sketchbook stations, The Art House gives St. Augustine's community and visitors a relaxed, inviting space to create and enjoy art.

This 2,000-square-foot studio features seven pottery wheels and an adjustable work table accommodating a dozen people. Classes hosted by The Art House include sip and spins events, drawing, watercolor, clay throwing/hand building, and private lessons.